January 4, 2004 Archive

Sci/Tech

• Inside the Blog Campaign

  in Sci/Tech — by Jackson Murphy — on Jan 04, 2004

• Top Google Predictions for 2004

  in Sci/Tech — by Anita Campbell — on Jan 04, 2004

Culture

• The Right To Protest

  Thursday's upcoming Frontline has "exclusive interviews detailing the systematic torture and execution of students opposed to the current regime" in Iran.

  in Culture — by Dirtgrain — on Jan 04, 2004

• The new eBay?

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jan 04, 2004

• Canada, U.S., have 'steak' in stopping epidemic

  Once cows become infected with bovine spongiform encephalopathy, it gradually eats holes in their brains, leading to various physical anomalies. All cases of mad cow disease are fatal.

  in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Jan 04, 2004

• Stardust

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jan 04, 2004

Books

• A History of Christian Thought by Paul Tillich

  in Books — by Zebulin Culver — on Jan 04, 2004

• On Her Majesty's Secret Service

  in Books — by Emily Jones — on Jan 04, 2004

• Code Reading: The Open Source Perspective

  A book for computer coders who are serious about their craft.

  in Books — by Maura McHugh — on Jan 04, 2004

Video

• The measure of a man: Stanley Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket"

  Stanley Kubrick's masterful Vietnam epic, viewed more as a pop-culture classic than the legitimate piece of texured cinema that it is, remains to be one of the most structurely-brilliant and provocative films ever made.

  in Video — by John Lars Ericson — on Jan 04, 2004

• Another Dangle

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Jan 04, 2004

• World Idol: Norgy

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Jan 04, 2004

• Fox News gets the early bird's worm on Mars

  Rather than the stick of criticism, I wish to offer this modest carrot of praise to Fox News for being on top of this important positive story.

  in Video — by Al Barger — on Jan 04, 2004

• City at the edge of the world: Jim Sheridan's "In America"

  Jim Sheridan's latest feature offers a strange paradox of a romanticized and sometimes realistic New York City.

  in Video — by John Lars Ericson — on Jan 04, 2004

Politics

• The Dance of Denial

  As one argument for the Iraq war after another caves in under their feet, pro-warriors dance over to new arguments like the biggest slut at the ball. It's time to stop dancing and get serious about terror and WMD.

  in Politics — by Brian Flemming — on Jan 04, 2004

Music

• She Got Hitched, But There's a Hitch

  Whoa, i just posted about Britney's marriage a few minutes ago -- and it's already being annulled.

  in Music — by Flea Rosca — on Jan 04, 2004

• No Matter What You Heard Top 11 Albums of 2003

  No Matter What You Heard presents its best indie rock, electro, and hip hop of 2003.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Jan 04, 2004